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The Heart of Wetona
1919
· Movie
· 72 min
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Wetona, the daughter of a Native American chief, is sent away to be educated in white society. She returns to her tribe as a young woman, caught between two cultures. She falls in love with a white engineer, forcing her to choose between her deep loyalty to her people and her heart's desire.
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- Director
- Sidney Franklin
- Writers
- George Scarborough, Mary Murillo
- Released
- 5 January 1919
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 72 min
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